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Resident asks about police blotter after 25 mph limit; police say officers are using education-first approach
Summary
During public comment a resident asked for an update to the village police blotter following a neighborhood speed limit reduction to 25 mph; Police Lt. Mike Niedzwiecki said website adjustments are underway and officers are taking an educational approach to speed violators.
A member of the public asked about the status of the police blotter on the village website and sought a citation update after neighborhood speeds were reduced to 25 mph. Police Lieutenant Mike Niedzwiecki responded that website adjustments are in progress and described how officers are handling the speed-limit change.
"Adjustments to the website are taking place and noted the officers patrolling neighborhoods have taken an educational approach to speed violators since the speed limit change," the minutes report Niedzwiecki saying. The minutes do not identify the specific street referenced by the public commenter; they only note a reduction to 25 mph.
No formal enforcement action or change in citation policy is recorded in the minutes. The exchange was part of an informational report and public comment; the minutes do not show the board directing staff to change enforcement approach or provide a timeline for website updates.
